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DURBAN SINGS
audio reports from KwaZulu-Natal
These tracks were recorded immediately after a municipal clean-up operation in Albert Park, Durban SA, on 1st November 2008.
The Mercury (Nov 2)writes:
“Municipal manager Mike Sutcliffe said the city had warned the Albert
Park refugees that they could be evicted because the city was cleaning
up its parks. Sutcliffe said he understood that there were many groups living in the park. He said they would all be dealt with as the city continued with
its programme.”
http://www.ukzn.ac.za/ccs/default.asp?2,27,3,1646
audio reports from the refugees themselves telling their story
(recorded in October):
(http://www.archive.org/DurbanSings )
(http://www.archive.org/DurbanSings_84)
“The refugees in the park are tangible proof that the neither the problem of xenophobia nor its consequences have been dealt with, as official statements by the government would lead the international community to believe.”
http://www.antixenophobiasolidarity.wordpress.com
These audio reports are published to feed debate and listening exchange for the questions raised here. Comments and responses (written or audio) or links and reports of related experiences and discussions are most welcome and can be posted to the contacts below. For audio comments, please up-load your recordings on archive.org (keyword: Durban Sings) and send us the link.
contact:
http://www.antixenophobiasolidarity.wordpress.com
audio reports from KwaZulu-Natal
These tracks were recorded immediately after a municipal clean-up operation in Albert Park, Durban SA, on 1st November 2008.
The Mercury (Nov 2)writes:
“Municipal manager Mike Sutcliffe said the city had warned the Albert
Park refugees that they could be evicted because the city was cleaning
up its parks. Sutcliffe said he understood that there were many groups living in the park. He said they would all be dealt with as the city continued with
its programme.”
http://www.ukzn.ac.za/ccs/default.asp?2,27,3,1646
audio reports from the refugees themselves telling their story
(recorded in October):
(http://www.archive.org/DurbanSings )
(http://www.archive.org/DurbanSings_84)
“The refugees in the park are tangible proof that the neither the problem of xenophobia nor its consequences have been dealt with, as official statements by the government would lead the international community to believe.”
http://www.antixenophobiasolidarity.wordpress.com
These audio reports are published to feed debate and listening exchange for the questions raised here. Comments and responses (written or audio) or links and reports of related experiences and discussions are most welcome and can be posted to the contacts below. For audio comments, please up-load your recordings on archive.org (keyword: Durban Sings) and send us the link.
contact:
http://www.antixenophobiasolidarity.wordpress.com
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